Spur

[Smartalec]

Does anyone know if any other manufacturers spur gears fit the Durango?

Cheers
Alec

[m2d]

why do you want to use an other manufacturer ?
the original spur fit perfectly and the price is very under the other manufacturer.

[Rebelrc]

I think b-max and b4/b44 fit.

[m2d]

Spur of RW for B4/B44 fit whith a little modification (drill the inner diameter of the spur center)

[GSXR1000]

Yep, B4 spur fits , just make sure to ream it out, don't drill it out

[jim76]

have you gone Durango now Alec?!

[mikeyscott]

Originally Posted by m2d

Spur of RW for B4/B44 fit whith a little modification (drill the inner diameter of the spur center)

Give Neil a shout and he may well drill them to the right size before sending them out. That's what he does when I need something different etc.

[Takes2home]

two last question: this guy NEIL could make for me a couple t4 spur with an 8mm hole? I would pay ihm a fair price.
second question: if I manage to do one 8mm 84T. spur could I use it for the durango even if the hole is flat and not cone?
thank you guys
"greetings from Berlin"

[fastinfastout]

Originally Posted by Rebelrc

I think b-max and b4/b44 fit.

just need to correct you in case of the unlikely chance that someone should purchase bmax spurs, they do not fit. Bmax spurs have a 12.7mm hole in center of spur. I believe the durangos are 8mm.

unless you can make or find a bushing/bearing with an inside diameter of 8mm and outside of 12mm.

schumacher cat sx spurs fit as well, apparently.

[Takes2home]

HI guys; I have the durango too and also many t4 spur.
I would like to try a 84T spur on the durango I gonna try to make with the dremel 'drum-sand' a 8mm. hole, is t gonna be difficult to make the hole 100% centered, otherwise the gear mesh will be bad.
in the age of the 8mm hole on the stock durango spur is a border (like flanged) I don t know if you understand what I meen but if you do, I was wonder if some one know the differents between using a stock spur, or using a t4 spur with a self made 8mm hole but without "border-age"
I asking this because onces I dremel a 8mm hole is gonna bee without this "border-age" like the stock one.
I hope I explain my self and sorry for my poor English
FM

[jimmy]

you are MUCH better off using a bodyshell reamer to gradually widen the hole until it just fits over the durango stuff - it should be perfectly centred and have no wobble that way. You'll end up with a slightly cone-shaped hole, but that doesn't matter at all.
I've done this with B4 spurs when fitting them to the Tamiya DF03 which has a bigger hole in the centre and it worked perfectly.

[Smartalec]

Originally Posted by m2d

why do you want to use an other manufacturer ?
the original spur fit perfectly and the price is very under the other manufacturer.

Yep, I know the original fits perfectly and I know they are cheap but I have a dozen or so Associated B4 ............ if they fit it would be mental not to use them